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Daffodil —A beautiful daffodil yellow of 
splendid substance on stout upright stems; 
fine foliage; one of the best. Sept. 
Dawn —Salmon pink and apricot, large solid 
bloom. Sept. 
Don Bradman —Lovely red pink incurved. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Early Bronze Button —Sept. 24. 3 ft. 
Early Monarch —Exhibition. This fine white 
chrysanthemum should be in all collec¬ 
tions and has every good point; beautifully 
incurved, of good substance, very prolific, 
hardy and a good keeper. Highly recom¬ 
mended. Oct. 
Eden —Bright rose, a beauty when disbudded. 
Sept. 
Egypt —Amber with gold. A large deep 
flower. Sept. 
Elite —Light cerise pink, large bloom. Sept. 
Ella Friend —Salmon fawn, 6 ins. exhibition 
bloom. Aug. 
Ganna —Bright rose pink pompon. Oct. 3 ft. 
Glow—Crimson with gold points, disbud or 
sprays. Sept. 
Golden Emperioi -Rich clear yellow with 
stiff petals, large flowers. Sept. 
Golden G'ory —A good midseason commer¬ 
cial. Take terminal bud. 4 ft. 
Golden Security —An exceptionally lovely 
lovely flower of rich deep golden yellow, 
incurving form, disbud. Sept. 3 ft. 
Grannie Scoville —Warm coral bronze. Sept. 
Harold Larwood — Rich chestnut red with 
gold reverse. Aug. 
Hector —An exquisitely formed flower of 
soft old rose, disbud. Oct. 3 ft. 
Ivinghoe —A fine deep golden yellow; large 
flowers on good stiff stems, disbud. Oct. 
10. 31/2 ft. 
Jean Treadway —Opens a lovely sparkling 
shell pink with dark rose pink center, 
changing to a soft lilac pink. Leathery 
dark grayish foliage and stems. Profuse 
bloomer over a long period. Sept. 20. 
3 ft. 
Lina Earp — Single. Bright golden yellow 
overlaid with bronze, cup shaped like a 
water-lily. Nov. 1. ft. 
Lucius —Orange with bronze shading, semi- 
incurving style. Sept. 
Marrietta —Anemone. Soft pink throughout, 
full cushion. Oct. 20. Height 3 ft. Lovely 
either in sprays or disbudded. 
Mayland Yellow — Big shapely bloom, good 
for exhibition. Sept. 
Modesty —Apple blossom pink, free flower¬ 
ing. Aug. 
Mrs. C. Biggam —Deep golden yellow with 
7 inch blooms of broad reflexing petals 
that recurve at tips. Double. Aug. 
Mrs. Don Mclvor —Massive clear golden yel¬ 
low, exhibition. Aug. 
Mrs. Scolly —A good bright rose, quilled 
petals; early Sept. 3 ft. 
Mrs. W. D. Cartwright —Deep yellow with 
rounded petals incurving at tips. Aug. 
Mrs. Wm. Whyte —Large exhibition flower, 
salmon amber. Sept. 
Murillo —Pompon. Light pink. Oct. 15. 2 ft. 
Orange Glow —Orange bronze with gold re¬ 
verse, huge full centered bloom. Sept. 
Patricia Grace —A beautiful exhibition flower 
with quilled petals giving it an airy spi¬ 
dery appearance quite outstanding; flow¬ 
ers large of a soft shell pink; disbudded 
or sprays. Very floriferous. Oct. 4 ft. 
Polly —Deep bronzy yellow. Sept. 18. 2i/4 ft. 
Rayonante —Rich pink, long quill petals, in¬ 
curving and twisting in a curious manner. 
Sept. 
Rodell —Pompon. An early yellow maturing 
Oct. 20; very free bloomer. 3 ft. 
Rose Chochard — Exhibition. A very early 
pink variety coming into bloom early in 
Oct. 3 ft. 
Rose Precose —Bright rose; lovely and very 
prolific. Sept. 1. 2 ft. 
Salmon Profusion —Light pink, tinted sal¬ 
mon, producing a mass of bloom. Sept. 
Salmon Queen — A nice shade of salmon 
bronze, large bloom. Sept. 
Sandy Ritchie —Lovely bright crimson in¬ 
curve with gold reverse; a lovely early 
flower for cutting. Sept. 
Saracen —Grand bronzy buff. July-Sept. 
September White —A fine early white Sept. 
Shirley Crimson —A mass of beautiful crim¬ 
son daisies in sturdy sprays, striking and 
effective. Begins blooming August 1 and 
keeps on until heavy frost. 3 ft. 
Silver Queen —Pink, silver reverse. Sept. 
3 ft. 
Somerset Tints —A large beautiful golden 
yellow flower with bronze tints. Lovely 
in every way. 
Sun Glow —Exhibition. A bright early yellow 
incurve. Oct. 15. 3l^ ft. 
Supreme —Pompon. A silvery pink of large 
size, suitable for disbudding. Nov. 3 ft. 
Sutcliffe —Pure lemon yellow bushy plant; 
fine large incurved flowers in big sprays. 
We think this is the best and all-around 
most satisfactory yellow. Each plant 
gives abundance of flowers. Aug. 20. 3 ft. 
Trigo —Deep golden bronze on long st'ff 
stems; disbud or sprays. 
Utopia —Lovely bronze. Sept. 20. 3 ft. 
Welcome —Combination of bronze, yellow 
and red. Sept. 20. 3 ft. 
Wm. Waite —Orange apricot, grand flower, 
disbud. Sept. 
W. M. Woodful —Glowing red bronze. Strong 
grower, perfect habit. Sept. 
A birthday gift . . . Three choice Chrysanthemums 
